Tips to Manage Bed Bugs in Schools
When most people think about bed bugs, they think about infestations in hotels or at home. However, schools are also at risk of bed bug infestations! While bed bug infestations are fairly uncommon, the environment is ripe for these pests. For example, bed bugs are attracted to the smell of humans and carbon dioxide. Interestingly,…
Mosquito Diseases
Mosquitoes are brown, spindly legged insects approximately one-half inch or less in length. Adult mosquitoes feed on nectar and plant juices, but some also feed on blood. These summer bugs can locate blood hosts by sight, scent and heat from up to 100 feet away. Mosquitos typically only feed at dawn or dusk, as they…
Where Do Mice Build Nests?
Think your home might have a mice infestation? One of the most definitive signs is finding their nests within your home or around your property. However, in some cases you might spot the rodents before you find their nests. If this happens to you, realize that the nest is probably nearby. Unlike rats, mice tend…
How Dangerous are Raccoons?
This time of year, raccoons are a potential pest. You might notice one going through your garbage, hear them in the attic or through the walls, and maybe even encounter one during the day in your yard. As is the case with many infestations, spotting these critters often means several could be living in your…
The 12 Most Common Winter Pests
Many homeowners erroneously believe that, once the temperatures drop, the pests go away. Yet, often the opposite happens. Colder conditions mean certain animals look for warmth, shelter, and food – which, in turn, leaves them to the interior of your home. This path encompasses a large swath of pests. So, as winter’s already here, we…
